James P. Day

Mrs. Day, I know I usually use your first name, but spelling is still as enigmatic as it was to me when I first met you at 12! Eleanor (finally, it spelled for me), I just want to add, one small thought: I don't believe I've ever seen two people more in love than when Anne and I came back after a High School nite out and you and Jim were waltzing. I don't even know if there was any music playing, but I know there must have been. Katie H.

Mrs. Day, 9/18/2016 Oh, I didn't know you lost your husband--such a nice man. I did know that Kitty Booth had died not so long ago and just now, thought why didn't I write? I've had my mind on my own losses too, (my father and my river dog--I wish I had been as close to my father as I was to my dog). Normally, I would send my sorrow for you losses written in my own hand. I don't even know if you're going to receive this so much time has passed. I am glad so many people wrote...

I just read of Jim's passing in the HRA Navigator and was so saddened. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. May his memory be for a blessing. With sympathy, Lois and Jim Ullman and family

Dear Eleanor..Debbie and I would like to express our sympathies to you and to the rest of your family. We have fond memories of our few visits with you at Newport News a few years back, especially rescuing Joanie's tent one evening.. Sincerely, Bill

Dear Eleanor,
I just heard of Jim's death. My sincerest sympathy to you and your family.
Kathy Allen

Nov. 03 2009
Dear Eleanor, and family. Barbara and I just heard this evening of Jims death. We are so sorry for you and your family. Our roots go back a long way. Mine start in Templeton, MA in 1931 when Jim and Jo came to visit us in Templeton. They were just back from Panama and we took them with us to get the evening mild from Mr. Brook's farm which was about a block from our home at that time. When we explained to Jo and Jim milk came from cows they were shocked. They were...

Ann & Bill,
Rob Crutchfield Told me last night of your Dads passing. I truly sorry for your lost. I'm back in town & would love to see you both again.
Rick
244-8228

Dear Mrs. Day and Family,
I was sorry to hear of your loss. I worked with Jim at the Yard for about 8 years Prior to his retirement. Jim was one of the mainstays of our organization and always an inspiration to all who knew and worked with him. May I offer my deepest condolences in your loss.
Fred Richmond
Williamsburg, Va.

Dear Mrs. Day and Family,
While I did not know you or your family, I echo the appreciation of Jim's support for all of us who worked with him.
Remember how he lived!
You and yours are in our prayers.